We put together and review a Gigabyte H262-ZL0, 2U 4-node AMD EPYC server with 512 AMD EPYC cores. We then show you how liquid cooling works by hooking it up to a CoolIT Systems CDU. This little benchtop setup is enough to cool over 20,000 AMD EPYC "Milan" cores with a garden hose worth of water.
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Other STH Content Mentioned in this Video
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- AMD EPYC 7773X Milan-X Review - [ Ссылка ]
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Timestamps
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00:00 Introduction to the Gigabyte H262-ZL0, CoolIT, and Today
01:55 Building a 2U 4-node Liquid Cooled Gigabyte H262-ZL0 Server
12:22 Building a Data Center Liquid Cooling Loop with the CoolIT CHx80
13:57 How a Server and Rack Liquid Cooling Works
19:01 Performance Impact
19:34 Cooling 20,000 AMD EPYC Cores with a Garden Hose
22:31 Just How Quiet is a Liquid Cooled Server
23:38 Benefits from Liquid Cooling
24:53 Wrap-up
